Product manager · New York
I’ve owned procurement technology for 2,000+ people at Tiffany & Co. and led commerce products at Obsess. I also build and run applications myself, including check-in for live events and Hardcount, a jobsite attendance app now being used onsite.
Looking for a full-time senior role in product or enterprise implementation. New York or remote.
I designed how construction would run across Coupa and Unifier, and brought two integrations live.
From 2016 to 2021 I ran Tiffany’s Unifier day to day: purchase order, change order and invoice approval workflows tied into payments, and training for project teams in the Americas, EMEA and Asia Pacific. I left in 2022. In 2024 they called me back, and I’m now leading the application side of the SSO migration.
My team and I found millions of dollars in supplier overcharges and changed how the supplier bills Tiffany.
I owned the procurement systems: about $1B a year in spend and 2,000+ people placing and approving orders. I picked Japan to pilot Coupa because it was still running on manual work and had no big projects coming up. I managed three direct reports and put one up for Senior Analyst, and it went through.
Marimekko extended its Obsess contract for another year after launch.
Wholesale buyers plan big orders over several visits. A pretty showroom where they couldn’t save anything wasn’t going to help. I interviewed and watched buyers, and the answer was Lists: save what you like, come back later, then send it into Marimekko’s existing Magento ordering flow.
More than 1,000 people used the app across the five matches.
Studio Butch produced the watch parties at HOMETEAM in Seattle. I built the software: guest passes, member tier perks, staff check-in and VIP queues. There was no engineer, so I built it with AI tools and ran it live.
With four weeks for FIGS, I kept the cart inside the 3D store and handed payment to their existing Shopify checkout.
I was the product manager on the commerce side: how a shopper in a 3D store finds a product, sees if it’s in stock, adds it to a cart and pays.
When the platform moved to a new Google Analytics setup, I kept the old and new numbers apart so clients wouldn’t see a trend that wasn’t real.
I wrote the PRD for the analytics product and took it through testing and the first client rollouts. The heat maps showed which rooms got no traffic, and clients used that to cut rooms and skip design work they didn’t need.
Current work
Hardcount turns iPhone GPS and Bluetooth beacon signals into jobsite workdays. I built the worker app and manager console for crew assignments, attendance review, day-rate payroll and job costing.
It’s being used onsite. Workers can request corrections or missing days, and a manager approves the week before it enters saved payroll history.
Read the caseAbout me
Before I touched a roadmap I was reconciling invoices on engineering jobs. So I start with the people doing the work and the records they depend on, then pick the system, then stay through rollout.
I’m looking for a full-time role. Send me the role and the problem, and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m a fit.